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ToHS: The DreamShaper PrC.

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#1
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 10:44:28 Anyone that has read the original Towers of High Sorcery thread(started by Amaron Blackthorn) knows that I am a bit interested in the DreamShaper PrC that is introduced within the text.

Has anyone started using the Dreamshaper PrC yet ? Do they have any Dreamshaper NPCs in their campaigns ? What are some unique ways to introduce the PrC to one's campaign ?

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#2
Mortepierre
Sep 23, 2004 10:51:54 Given their unique contribution to the Test, their very existence is (almost) a prerequisite for other prospective wizards to take it.

I can imagine the current Conclave grabbing the first Red Robe showing up at Wayreth and saying "tag, you're it!" :D
#3
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 10:54:52
Given their unique contribution to the Test, their very existence is (almost) a prerequisite for other prospective wizards to take it.

I can imagine the current Conclave grabbing the first Red Robe showing up at Wayreth and saying "tag, you're it!" :D

Cam was saying that they do not always use the Dreamshapers to make the tests though.

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#4
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 12:45:27 I think that it is a great PrC Lordofillusions, but as of yet have not heard of anyone running one in one of their games.
#5
Dragonhelm
Sep 23, 2004 13:12:26 In some ways, I think this PrC may be better for NPCs rather than player characters. I can see DMs using them for games where someone takes the test, but how would one play a dreamshaper?
#6
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 13:17:30 My name is Charo and I'm here to say
I brought the cuchi cuchi to the USA
#7
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 13:33:01
In some ways, I think this PrC may be better for NPCs rather than player characters. I can see DMs using them for games where someone takes the test, but how would one play a dreamshaper?

That is what I am asking; how do you play one of these mofo's ?

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#8
zombiegleemax
Sep 23, 2004 13:40:20 If a player wants to play one badly enough, I think that they can pull it off, either for the good or for the bad.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 10:44:28	Anyone that has read the original Towers of High Sorcery thread(started by Amaron Blackthorn) knows that I am a bit interested in the DreamShaper PrC that is introduced within the text. Has anyone started using the Dreamshaper PrC yet ? Do they have any Dreamshaper NPCs in their campaigns ? What are some unique ways to introduce the PrC to one's campaign ? ~~~
#2 Mortepierre Sep 23, 2004 10:51:54	Given their unique contribution to the Test, their very existence is (almost) a prerequisite for other prospective wizards to take it. I can imagine the current Conclave grabbing the first Red Robe showing up at Wayreth and saying "tag, you're it!" :D
#3 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 10:54:52	Given their unique contribution to the Test, their very existence is (almost) a prerequisite for other prospective wizards to take it. I can imagine the current Conclave grabbing the first Red Robe showing up at Wayreth and saying "tag, you're it!" :D Cam was saying that they do not always use the Dreamshapers to make the tests though. ~~~
#4 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 12:45:27	I think that it is a great PrC Lordofillusions, but as of yet have not heard of anyone running one in one of their games.
#5 Dragonhelm Sep 23, 2004 13:12:26	In some ways, I think this PrC may be better for NPCs rather than player characters. I can see DMs using them for games where someone takes the test, but how would one play a dreamshaper?
#6 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 13:17:30	My name is Charo and I'm here to say I brought the cuchi cuchi to the USA
#7 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 13:33:01	In some ways, I think this PrC may be better for NPCs rather than player characters. I can see DMs using them for games where someone takes the test, but how would one play a dreamshaper? That is what I am asking; how do you play one of these mofo's ? ~~~
#8 zombiegleemax Sep 23, 2004 13:40:20	If a player wants to play one badly enough, I think that they can pull it off, either for the good or for the bad.